17. An 100 kg block dangles from the knot formed by 2 strings suspended from the ceiling at angle of 30 and 60 degrees. What is the tension on the rope that is stretched at 60 degrees from the horizontal (to the nearest Newton)? a) 980 Nb) 849 N c) 490 N d) 87 N Q18 Sin 30° 60-sin 100 kg mg Q17 18. What is the tension on the rope that is stretched at 30 degrees from the horizontal? a) 980 N b) 849 N C) 490 N d) 87 N

17. An 100 kg block dangles from the knot formed by 2 strings suspended from the ceiling at angle of 30 and 60 degrees. What is the tension on the rope that is stretched at 60 degrees from the horizontal (to the nearest Newton)? a) 980 Nb) 849 N c) 490 N d) 87 N Q18 Sin 30° 60-sin 100 kg mg Q17 18. What is the tension on the rope that is stretched at 30 degrees from the horizontal? a) 980 N b) 849 N C) 490 N d) 87 N

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Chapter5: Further Applications Of Newton's Laws: Friction, Drag, And Elasticity

Section: Chapter Questions

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